Sentence examples for marking as it from inspiring English sources

Highly important are the punctuating, or colotomic, instruments that divide the musical sentence, marking, as it were, the commas, semicolons, and periods.

Divorce is, after all, one of the wonders of the free world – marking, as it does, the green glow of the fire exit if you happen to be trapped alive with that one special person who makes you want to set light to your own hair.

On Veteran's Day this year, marking as it does one hundred years since the outbreak of the "War to End All Wars," it behooves Americans not only to pause and consider its war dead even if just doing so by pondering the anonymous tale of a single lapidary name, but also to think about a contemporary society where the whole concept of such binding sacrifice is equally dead.

"Marking as it does the centenary of the end of the First World War, we believe it would be right to mark it by ensuring that, as on Easter Day, all shops are closed that Sunday," wrote General Lord Dannatt, a former head of the army, Admiral Lord West of Spithead, a former first sea lord, Lord Cormack, Lord Hunt of Kings Heath and Lord Alton of Liverpool.

Artists and money are always going to have a relationship status marked as "it's complicated".

It's sadly wrongly marked as well, it's the labour share of income, not wages.

All of this is marked, as it seems nearly every corner of downtown Montgomery is marked.

Maybe the dichotomy is not so marked as it first appears.

When it comes to business taxes, where camouflage serves little purpose, the tendency is as marked as it is with personal taxes.

Nevertheless, Franco's wartime diplomacy, marked as it was by cold realism and careful timing, had kept his regime from being destroyed along with the Axis powers.

A frontier is still observed, but the frontier is not as marked as it was with the ring structures.